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The May LMD realises she is artificial
The duplicate confronts Radcliffe after discovering her real nature.
Hidden directives restrict May's behaviour
Radcliffe's secret programming prevents the replacement from attacking him or exposing the plan.
Walter's hand is torn off
During the Neomorph attack, Walter protects the human crew and loses a hand, visibly demonstrating the durability and replaceable construction of his synthetic body.
David and Walter compare their programming
David and Walter discuss their different design philosophies. Walter explains that the newer model has been restricted because David's creative and emotional autonomy disturbed humans.
David impales Walter through the neck
After Walter confronts David over Shaw's death, David drives a flute through Walter's neck and leaves the newer android apparently disabled.
Walter returns and fights David
Walter, having recovered from the neck wound, attacks David. The two visually identical synthetics fight one another while arguing over their different programming.
David impersonates Walter aboard Covenant
David defeats Walter off-screen and returns with the surviving crew while pretending to be the newer synthetic. Daniels only realises the substitution as David prepares her for cryosleep.
K undergoes a baseline diagnostic test
After field work K is subjected to a rapid verbal baseline examination designed to confirm that his replicant psychology remains within programmed limits.
Joi is transferred to the portable emanator
K moves Joi out of the apartment system and into a portable projector, allowing the artificial companion to accompany him physically while making that device her vulnerable local host.
Luv destroys Joi's emanator
During the confrontation in Las Vegas, Luv crushes the portable device containing Joi. The projection disappears immediately, destroying that instance of K's artificial companion.
Wallace presents a newly created Rachael
Wallace attempts to break Deckard by unveiling a newly manufactured woman with Rachael's appearance. Deckard rejects the recreation, after which Luv kills the duplicate.
The Major's synthetic body is assembled and activated
Hanka engineers construct the artificial female shell around the surviving human brain and bring the new cybernetic body online.
The robotic geisha is destroyed and accessed
The Major destroys a hacked geisha robot and later dives into its artificial intelligence to trace the attacker.
An explosion damages the Major's shell
A nightclub ambush badly damages the Major while destroying Batou's eyes; her artificial body is subsequently repaired.
The Major learns her memories were implanted
Dr. Ouelet admits that Hanka invented the Major's backstory and implanted memories to control the shell-project survivor.
The Major tears off an arm fighting the spider tank
The Major physically tears at the spider tank's motor system until the strain destroys one synthetic arm.
The Major returns in a repaired shell
After the battle the Major is physically restored and operating again with Section 9.
AIDA is uploaded into the LMD prototype
Radcliffe transfers the artificial intelligence into a newly built humanoid body.
The Android enters charge-cycle shutdown
She explains that her higher functions shut down while charging.
The factory-settings simulation performs diagnostics
The crew activates an Android simulation to assess whether her behaviour has become dangerously aberrant.
The simulation is revealed as infected
Five proves the simulation program was compromised by the virus rather than the physical Android.
The Android explains the upgrade
She tells the crew the module is designed to allow androids to convincingly pass as human.
The upgraded Android goes undercover
The upgraded Android is accepted as human while infiltrating the Galactic Authority station.
Victor runs a diagnostic on the Android
The Android agrees to a scan because she believes her emotional responses may be caused by faulty programming.
The diagnostic reveals intentional emotional design
Victor reports that the Android's emotional responses are deliberately designed rather than a defect.
Victor gives her a human-passing upgrade
The Android receives an illegal software module used by free androids to blend into human society.
Morgan's artificial origin and accelerated development are explained
SynSect personnel describe Morgan as an artificial humanoid with synthetic DNA, autonomous intelligence and rapid physical maturation, clarifying that the apparently young woman was manufactured rather than born.
Lee and Morgan fight as physical equals
During Morgan's escape, Lee repeatedly demonstrates strength, speed and durability comparable to Morgan, including surviving severe injury that would ordinarily stop a human.
Lee Weathers is revealed as the L-4 prototype
SynSect executives discuss the incident and conclude that their earlier L-4 project was superior. They identify Lee as the successful L-4 prototype, revealing that the apparently human investigator has herself been an artificial being throughout the film.
Maeve wakes during maintenance
Maeve repeatedly regains consciousness inside the underground repair facility and begins understanding that her memories, personality and attributes are programmed.
Dolores is shown being assembled
A flashback reveals Dolores during her original construction, with incomplete skin over a visible mechanical first-generation host body.
Bernard is revealed to be a host
Theresa finds host blueprints bearing Bernard's appearance. Ford confirms Bernard is artificial, while Bernard himself was programmed not to perceive the evidence.
Scout 22 is recovered as a damaged unit marked for destruction
The accident-prone police robot is badly damaged and officially scheduled to be crushed before Deon removes it for his experiment.
Deon repairs the body and uploads consciousness software
The broken Scout is physically repaired and given experimental AI that awakens as Chappie.
A system attack shuts Chappie down
Vincent disables the police robots through their control system and Chappie later has to be restarted at the factory.
Chappie discovers his battery cannot be replaced
The damaged power system is nearing exhaustion and the robot learns that his present body is effectively dying.
Deon is transferred into a robot body
Chappie copies the dying human's consciousness into a spare artificial body.
Chappie moves himself into another Scout
As his original battery dies, his consciousness is transferred wirelessly into a deactivated replacement robot.
Yolandi is activated in a custom robot body
Chappie manufactures a machine resembling Yolandi and uploads her backed-up consciousness into it.
Julie erases Ethan's memory
Selected memories are deliberately removed from the Humanich's artificial mind.